Mechanic Assassin 6 Multifunctional Blade Set - IC Degumming

Mechanic Assassin 6 Multifunctional Blade Set for CPU and IC Glue RemovalGlue under a CPU or around an IC decides whether a motherboard job goes smoothly or ends with a dead phone on your bench. The Mechanic Assassin 6 Multifunctional Blade Set gives you a 6-in-1 degumming rework kit with a handle, built for CPU and IC glue removal, chip layering, and general phone motherboard repair. Mechanic designs its repair tools around the board-level workflow, and this kit follows the same idea in one compact set. Technicians in Pakistan work with tight margins and tight deadlines, so every minute spent fighting glue is a minute lost on the next job. You do not hunt for a random cutter every time a board needs cleaning. You pick up the kit, match the blade shape to the glue, and start working.Where the Assassin 6 Fits in Your Repair WorkflowMost board-level repairs start with access. Before you replace an IC for a charging issue, a display problem, or a network issue, you first clear the glue that locks the chip to the board. Heat the area with your hot air station, add flux or a glue softening liquid where the job needs it, and then work the blade along the edge in short, controlled strokes. A 6-in-1 kit matters here because glue never behaves the same way on two boards. Edge sealant, underfill, and layered joints each ask for a different approach, and having several blade options in one kit stops you from forcing the wrong tool. Keep your pressure light, watch the pads and traces around the chip, and take the extra minute under your microscope, because a rushed cut near the PCB costs more than it saves.Chip Layering and Rework ControlThe set also covers chip layering, which technicians use on layered phone boards when the fault sits between stacked sections. Here your technique decides the result more than the tool does. Preheat the board on your heating platform, keep the blade flat against the joint, and separate in small steps instead of one hard pull. Pair the kit with a microscope and a stable PCB holder, so you see exactly where glue ends and solder begins and your hand stays steady. After separation, clean the leftover glue and flux residue before you reball or reflow the chip. Take your time on the first pass, because a damaged pad turns a simple job into a jumper lagana job with no guarantee of success.Building Your Bench Around Glue Removal ToolsA good glue removal kit works best next to the right companions. Hot air stations soften the adhesive, soldering stations handle the pads afterwards, microscopes show you damage your eyes miss, and reballing kits finish the job once the chip comes off. Shops that already run these tools get the most from the Assassin 6, because the blades sit in the middle of the workflow and connect every other step. Keeping the blades and handle together also keeps your workstation tidy, which matters when two or three technicians share one bench. If you outgrow a single kit, a larger multi-blade set gives you more shapes for varied glue types. Check the current price in Pakistan on this page, then browse the related soldering, hot air, and microscope categories to complete your setup.